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Tuesday, September 29, 2015 • 7-9pm
FEDERAL ELECTION CANDIDATES FORUM
This special supplement presents local and national statistics, highlighting data about economic, health and standard of living indicators – information to be considered when you make your decision on election day. When they go to the polls on October 19, many factors will influence who they choose to lead the country. From the economy to foreign policy, infrastructure to the environment, this is a multi-issue election.
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THECANDIDATES
PEOPLESTATS
*DECLARED AS OF SEPT. 16
SURREY-NEWTON
POPULATION FOR SOUTH SURREY-WHITE ROCK-CLOVERDALE
2006
2011
SOURCE: STATS CANADA *ESTIMATED
Sukh Dhaliwal A professional engineer and B.C. land surveyor, he served as Liberal MP for Newton-North Delta from 2006 to 2011, and was also official Opposition critic for the Asia Pacific Gateway.
A professional facilitator and management consultant who has taught graduate-level business ethics at both UBC and SFU, he is a long-time social justice and peace advocate, and a second time candidate for the Green Party in the area.
Liberal Party of Canada
Green Party of Canada
111,756
Green Party of Canada
Liberal Party of Canada
JOBS EARNINGLEVELS
UNEMPLOYMENT
*Incumbent
$125,000 & OVER
5,245
4.2%
$80,000 & OVER
10,620
2006
5.9% 0.0% 2011
2015
FAMILYINCOME
*MEDIAN, BY HOUSEHOLD
*2010 – SOUTH SURREY SURREY-WHITE ROCK-CLOVERDALE
2006 2010
19,455
$50,000 & OVER
$20,000 & OVER
32,730
$65,884 $75,364
127,729
2011 ELECTION RESULTS SS-WR-CLOVERDALE With a voter turnout of 65.15 per cent, voters in South Surrey-White Rock-Cloverdale returned Conservative MP Russ Hiebert for his fourth (and what turned out to be final) term of office, with more than half votes cast for him in a field of nine candidates. In February 2014 Hiebert announced he would not for a fifth term, and his riding was redistributed between South Surrey-White Rock and Langley City-Cloverdale.
GREEN
ROB SCAGEL
COUNTINGHEADS CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREA (CMA)
PARTY
LIBERAL NDP
Jinny Sims New Democratic Party
Born in India, and raised and educated in England, the past president of the BC Teachers Federation has been MP since 2011 and is dedicated to both education and social justice issues.
Harpreet Singh Conservative Party of Canada
Libertarian Party of Canada
Dianne Lynn Watts Conservative Party of Canada
*DISCLAIMER: THIS WEB POLL, CONDUCTED AUG. 28 TO SEPT. 4, REFLECTS OPINIONS OF SITE VISITORS WHO VOLUNTARILY PARTICIPATED. RESULTS MAY NOT REPRESENT THE OPINIONS OF THE PUBLIC AS A WHOLE
The day after you are not elected, what are you going to do for Surrey-White Rock?
PATTIE PETRALA
IND.
27%
45.1 21%
CONSERVATIVE
SOUTH SURREY-WHITE ROCK Larry Colero
Pamela Sangha
Judy Higginbotham
Raised in Surrey, and a keen environmentalist interested in building community, the University of Victoria graduate received a B.A. in political science in 2011.
A 40-year resident of Surrey, she was as a city council member for 25 years, serving on more than 40 committees. She bowed out of municipal politics for a run at federal office in 2008, but returned for a run as an independent candidate for Surrey councillor in 2011.
Pixie Hobby New Democratic Party A Crescent Beach resident for 16 years, she is a lawyer and passionate environmentalist who worked on development and implementation of Canada’s Environmental Assessment Act during her 32 years with the Department of Justice.
Bonnie Hu
A journalist and small business owner in Surrey for over a decade, he is well-known as a political commentator and TV host in Surrey’s ethnic media.
A recent arrival to the Semiahmoo Peninsula, studying for a real estate license, the 2015 business administration graduate of Seneca College in Ontario is inspired to run for office locally by the emergence of young candidates in other Greater Vancouver ridings.
WEASKED
A 23-year resident of South Surrey, Watts served three terms as mayor of Surrey between 2005 and 2015, establishing a record for moulding teams and building relationships with other levels of government and the private sector.
WILL YOU VOTE FOR THE PARTY OR THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE OCT. 19 ELECTION?
SOCIAL VOICES QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
73%
How will you ensure better regular useful communication and engagement with residents when elected?
ARLENE MCGINN What are you prepared to do to support women and women’s issues?
FIVE OTHER CANDIDATES
55% 20% 17% 6%
1.3 -0.3
%
(2011)
26K 83K
MEDIAN AGE IN COMMUNITY ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
MARRIED COUPLES WITH CHILDREN RESIDENTS AGED 15 TO 64
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015 • 7-9pm
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Larry Colero
POPULATION FOR SOUTH SURREY-WHITE ROCK-CLOVERDALE
Liberal Party of Canada
A professional facilitator and management consultant who has taught graduate-level business ethics at both UBC and SFU, he is a long-time social justice and peace advocate, and a second time candidate for the Green Party in the area.
A professional engineer and B.C. land surveyor, he served as Liberal MP for Newton-North Delta from 2006 to 2011, and was also official Opposition critic for the Asia Pacific Gateway.
Judy Higginbotham
Pamela Sangha Green Party of Canada
A 40-year resident of Surrey, she was as a city council member for 25 years, serving on more than 40 committees. She bowed out of municipal politics for a run at federal office in 2008, but returned for a run as an independent candidate for Surrey councillor in 2011.
Raised in Surrey, and a keen environmentalist interested in building community, the University of Victoria graduate received a B.A. in political science in 2011.
Pixie Hobby
Jinny Sims New Democratic Party
Born in India, and raised and educated in England, the past president of the BC Teachers Federation has been MP since 2011 and is dedicated to both education and social justice issues.
Bonnie Hu
Harpreet Singh
WILL YOU VOTE FOR THE PARTY OR THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE OCT. 19 ELECTION? *DISCLAIMER: THIS WEB POLL, CONDUCTED AUG. 28 TO SEPT. 4, REFLECTS OPINIONS OF SITE VISITORS WHO VOLUNTARILY PARTICIPATED. RESULTS MAY NOT REPRESENT THE OPINIONS OF THE PUBLIC AS A WHOLE
ROB SCAGEL The day after you are not elected, what are you going to do for Surrey-White Rock?
How will you ensure better regular useful communication and engagement with residents when elected?
ARLENE MCGINN
5,245
4.2%
$80,000 & OVER
10,620
5.9% 0.0% 2011
2015
FAMILYINCOME $50,000 & OVER
19,455
73%
What are you prepared to do to support women and women’s issues?
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IND.
27%
32,730
*2010 – SOUTH SURREY SURREY-WHITE ROCK-CLOVERDALE
COUNTINGHEADS CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREA (CMA)
PARTY
$20,000 & OVER
45.1 21%
2006 2010 *MEDIAN, BY HOUSEHOLD
$65,884 $75,364
SS-WR-CLOVERDALE With a voter turnout of 65.15 per cent, voters in South Surrey-White Rock-Cloverdale returned Conservative MP Russ Hiebert for his fourth (and what turned out to be final) term of office, with more than half votes cast for him in a field of nine candidates. In February 2014 Hiebert announced he would not for a fifth term, and his riding was redistributed between South Surrey-White Rock and Langley City-Cloverdale.
FIVE OTHER CANDIDATES
55% 20% 17% 6%
(2011)
MEDIAN AGE IN COMMUNITY ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
GREEN
A 23-year resident of South Surrey, Watts served three terms as mayor of Surrey between 2005 and 2015, establishing a record for moulding teams and building relationships with other levels of government and the private sector.
QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
$125,000 & OVER
UNEMPLOYMENT
2006
WEASKED
Conservative Party of Canada
127,729
2011 ELECTION RESULTS
A journalist and small business owner in Surrey for over a decade, he is well-known as a political commentator and TV host in Surrey’s ethnic media.
Dianne Lynn Watts
PATTIE PETRALA
EARNINGLEVELS
Conservative Party of Canada
A recent arrival to the Semiahmoo Peninsula, studying for a real estate license, the 2015 business administration graduate of Seneca College in Ontario is inspired to run for office locally by the emergence of young candidates in other Greater Vancouver ridings.
SOCIAL VOICES
JOBS
*Incumbent
A Crescent Beach resident for 16 years, she is a lawyer and passionate environmentalist who worked on development and implementation of Canada’s Environmental Assessment Act during her 32 years with the Department of Justice.
Libertarian Party of Canada
111,756
LIBERAL NDP
Liberal Party of Canada
New Democratic Party
2011
SOURCE: STATS CANADA *ESTIMATED
Sukh Dhaliwal
Green Party of Canada
2006
CONSERVATIVE
SOUTH SURREY-WHITE ROCK
PEOPLESTATS
*DECLARED AS OF SEPT. 16
26K 83K
MARRIED COUPLES WITH CHILDREN RESIDENTS AGED 15 TO 64
1.3 -0.3
%
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CRIMERATES THECANDIDATES CANADA 5190 BRITISH COLUMBIA 7454 CANADA 1092 BRITISH COLUMBIA 1262 Stephen Harper Age: 56
Total crime rate down
Prime Minister – Leader, Conservative Party of Canada
Stephen Harper has been the Prime Minister of Canada since 2006 and the leader of the Conservative Party since 2004. Born in Toronto, Harper moved to Alberta after high school – first to Edmonton, then to study economics at the University of Calgary. He has been MP of Calgary Southwest since 2002, originally with the Canadian Alliance party, and became the Leader of the Opposition in that year’s election.
Total crime rate down
Justin Trudeau Age:43
Born in Ottawa while his father, Pierre Trudeau, was Prime Minister of Canada, Justin was raised in Montreal and is a graduate of both McGill University and UBC. Before entering politics, he worked as a French and math teacher in Vancouver. He won the riding of Papineau (Quebec) as a Liberal MP in 2008 – a position he still holds. He was named leader of the Liberal Party of Canada in 2013, succeeding Bob Rae.
Thomas Mulcair Age: 60
Leader, New Democratic Party
Mulcair was born in Ottawa in 1954 and raised in Quebec – in Hull and Laval – and graduated from Montreal’s McGill University in 1977. Mulcair was elected leader of the NDP in 2012, succeeding the late Jack Layton as the head of Canada’s Official Opposition. Mulcair has been the MP for Outremont (Quebec) since 2007.
FAMILYINCOME INDIVIDUALINCOME
2008
2009
2010
CONSERVATIVE
CANADA
7.7% NDP
7.5%
LIBERAL
VOTER TURN OUT
Stephen Harper’s Conservative Party won its third consecutive federal election, this time increasing its seat count to 166 to grab a majority government. The NDP, under the late Jack Layton, surged into the official opposition’s chair with 103 seats – the largest total in the party’s history. Meanwhile, the Liberal Party tumbled from 77 seats (in 2008) to just 34, and leader Michael Ignatieff left his post after the election. The Bloc Quebecois and Gilles Duceppe – who has returned to his position for 2015 – crashed from 49 seats won in 2008 to just four, losing its official party status.
$74,540
$28,920
$28,840
$29,250
$30,180
$31,320
8.7% 7.1%
2011 2012
6.4%
2013
7.1%
2014
6.5%
2014
2015
61.4% 39.6% 30.6% 18.9% 6.0% 103 SEATS
34 SEATS
4 SEATS
29.3%
IMPORTS EXPORTS
2012
$72,240
6.8%
2015
SOURCE: STATS CANADA
SHARE OF WEALTH OWNED BY WEALTHIEST 10%
CANADA
47.9%
B.C.
56.2%
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
CANADA
5.5%
B.C.
3.1%
34.2%
2014 - 2015
SHELTER + FOOD
2013 - 2014
SOURCE: 2015 BUDGET
GDP GROWTH JOBGROWTH
$403,966,700,000 $456,612,500,000 $463,135,100,000 $479,266,200,000 $528,794,800,000
GDP GROWTH OF G7 COUNTRIES SINCE END OF RECESSION IN 2009
$413,670,000,000 $456,044,900,000 $474,287,100,000 $486,487,400,000 $524,241,800,000
$516 25.3%
TAXES, INSURANCE, PENSION, HEALTH + EDUCATION
$382
JOB GROWTH OF G7 COUNTRIES OVER THE RECOVERY
+15.6% +13.5% +11.6% +10.3% +9.1% +5.7% -2.3%
IMPORTS
SHARE OF WEALTH OWNED BY POOREST 50%
SOURCE: STATS CANADA. SPENDING PER WEEK.
2015 - 2016
GDP GROWTH COMPARISIONS
EXPORTS 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
WEALTH GAP
+7.4% +8.9% +5.1% +6.5% +2.0% +1.1% +0.6%
19.8%
TRANSPORT + HOUSEHOLD OPERATIONS
$298 20.7%
RECREATION + OTHER Furnishings, clothing, reading materials, gifts, donations, misc. expenses, tobacco/alcohol, personal care, games of chance
MEDICAL MARIJUANA 2015 ESTIMATED, SOURCE: HEALTH CANADA
166 SEATS
2011
$69,860
2013
6.8%
+1.4 BILLION -2.0 BILLION -5.2 BILLION
2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
$68,410
7.1%
GREEN BLOC QUEBÉCOIS
The 2011 federal election resulted in a major power shuffle in Ottawa – the incumbents increased their lead while others rose to prominence and relevance, and a once-dynastic party left in defeat, forced to rebuild.
2012
30.8%
2001 - 2012
$68,860
BRITISH COLUMBIA
2011
32.3% 31.2%
HOUSEHOLD SPENDING
SOURCE: 2015 BUDGET
SOURCE: STATS CANADA
SOURCE: STATS CANADA. FROM FEBRUARY OF EACH YEAR.
Leader, Green Party of Canada
VOTER TURNOUT
+12.2%
2001 - 2012
UNEMPLOYMENTRATE
Elizabeth May is the leader of the Green Party and the MP for Saanich-Gulf Islands in B.C. May became just the party’s second-ever Member of Parliament, winning her riding in the 2011 federal election (even though she was not invited to that year’s national TV debates). She won the Green Party’s leadership in 2006, replacing Jim Harris.
And the Green Party won its first-ever seat in Ottawa, with party leader Elizabeth May taking her riding in Saanich– Gulf Islands.
CANADIAN POPULATION
-26.3%
BUDGET DEFICIT/SURPLUS
ACTUAL AND PROJECTED SOURCE: 2015 BUDGET
SOURCE: STATS CANADA
Elizabeth May
2011
DEBT-TO-GDP RATIO
25.7% from 2008
MEDIAN TOTAL INCOME
The oldest leader of Canada’s major federal political parties, Duceppe is also the longest-serving leader of the five – he led the Bloc from 1997 to 2011, then re-assumed leadership this year, replacing Mario Beaulieu. Duceppe also served as MP for Laurier–Sainte Marie from 1990 to 2011. He has not yet announced which riding he’ll run for in 2015.
ELECTION RESULTS
CRIME RATES
18.14% from 2008
INCOMESTATS
Leader, Bloc Quebecois
Age: 61
2001 - 2012
22.8% from 2008
Total violent rate down
Gilles Duceppe Age: 67
+21.8%
21.7% from 2008
Total violent rate down
Leader, Liberal Party of Canada
FEDERAL DEBT$692 BILLION
POLICE OFFICERS
2013, INCIDENTS PER 100,000 POPULATION. SOURCE: STATS CANADA
3.9% 1 SEAT
NUMBER OF USERS IN CANADA AUTHORIZED BY HEALTH CANADA TO POSSESS MEDICAL MARIJUANA
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
12,829 27,778 29,888 37,884 +50,000
REFUGEECLAIMANTS BY COUNTRY
CHINA
KOREA
HUNGARY
ROMANIA
POLAND
SOURCE: STATS CANADA
2012 2013
1,665
723
1,882
283
175
760
151
95
39
37
DIANNE WATTS diannewatts.conservative.ca Facebook.com/DianneLWatts1 E-mail: info@sswr.ca 604-542-5510
A VOICE THAT WILL BE HEARD
TOP 50 COUNTRIES 2011 2012 2013
.................
2013 VS 2012
................ ................
25,317 20,469 10,350
49% REDUCTION
$310
GRAND TOTAL Equivalent $78,414 per household per year.
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Question Period
Crescent United Church, 2756 - 127 St. Surrey
Tuesday, September 29, 2015 • 7-9pm
FEDERAL ELECTION CANDIDATES FORUM
This special supplement presents local and national statistics, highlighting data about economic, health and standard of living indicators – information to be considered when you make your decision on election day. When they go to the polls on October 19, many factors will influence who they choose to lead the country. From the economy to foreign policy, infrastructure to the environment, this is a multi-issue election.
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PEOPLESTATS
*DECLARED AS OF SEPT. 16
SURREY-NEWTON
POPULATION FOR SOUTH SURREY-WHITE ROCK-CLOVERDALE
2006
2011
SOURCE: STATS CANADA *ESTIMATED
Sukh Dhaliwal A professional engineer and B.C. land surveyor, he served as Liberal MP for Newton-North Delta from 2006 to 2011, and was also official Opposition critic for the Asia Pacific Gateway.
A professional facilitator and management consultant who has taught graduate-level business ethics at both UBC and SFU, he is a long-time social justice and peace advocate, and a second time candidate for the Green Party in the area.
Liberal Party of Canada
Green Party of Canada
111,756
Green Party of Canada
Liberal Party of Canada
JOBS EARNINGLEVELS
UNEMPLOYMENT
*Incumbent
$125,000 & OVER
5,245
4.2%
$80,000 & OVER
10,620
2006
5.9% 0.0% 2011
2015
FAMILYINCOME
*MEDIAN, BY HOUSEHOLD
*2010 – SOUTH SURREY SURREY-WHITE ROCK-CLOVERDALE
2006 2010
19,455
$50,000 & OVER
$20,000 & OVER
32,730
$65,884 $75,364
127,729
2011 ELECTION RESULTS SS-WR-CLOVERDALE With a voter turnout of 65.15 per cent, voters in South Surrey-White Rock-Cloverdale returned Conservative MP Russ Hiebert for his fourth (and what turned out to be final) term of office, with more than half votes cast for him in a field of nine candidates. In February 2014 Hiebert announced he would not for a fifth term, and his riding was redistributed between South Surrey-White Rock and Langley City-Cloverdale.
GREEN
ROB SCAGEL
COUNTINGHEADS CENSUS METROPOLITAN AREA (CMA)
PARTY
LIBERAL NDP
Jinny Sims New Democratic Party
Born in India, and raised and educated in England, the past president of the BC Teachers Federation has been MP since 2011 and is dedicated to both education and social justice issues.
Harpreet Singh Conservative Party of Canada
Libertarian Party of Canada
Dianne Lynn Watts Conservative Party of Canada
*DISCLAIMER: THIS WEB POLL, CONDUCTED AUG. 28 TO SEPT. 4, REFLECTS OPINIONS OF SITE VISITORS WHO VOLUNTARILY PARTICIPATED. RESULTS MAY NOT REPRESENT THE OPINIONS OF THE PUBLIC AS A WHOLE
The day after you are not elected, what are you going to do for Surrey-White Rock?
PATTIE PETRALA
IND.
27%
45.1 21%
CONSERVATIVE
SOUTH SURREY-WHITE ROCK Larry Colero
Pamela Sangha
Judy Higginbotham
Raised in Surrey, and a keen environmentalist interested in building community, the University of Victoria graduate received a B.A. in political science in 2011.
A 40-year resident of Surrey, she was as a city council member for 25 years, serving on more than 40 committees. She bowed out of municipal politics for a run at federal office in 2008, but returned for a run as an independent candidate for Surrey councillor in 2011.
Pixie Hobby New Democratic Party A Crescent Beach resident for 16 years, she is a lawyer and passionate environmentalist who worked on development and implementation of Canada’s Environmental Assessment Act during her 32 years with the Department of Justice.
Bonnie Hu
A journalist and small business owner in Surrey for over a decade, he is well-known as a political commentator and TV host in Surrey’s ethnic media.
A recent arrival to the Semiahmoo Peninsula, studying for a real estate license, the 2015 business administration graduate of Seneca College in Ontario is inspired to run for office locally by the emergence of young candidates in other Greater Vancouver ridings.
WEASKED
A 23-year resident of South Surrey, Watts served three terms as mayor of Surrey between 2005 and 2015, establishing a record for moulding teams and building relationships with other levels of government and the private sector.
WILL YOU VOTE FOR THE PARTY OR THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE OCT. 19 ELECTION?
SOCIAL VOICES QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
73%
How will you ensure better regular useful communication and engagement with residents when elected?
ARLENE MCGINN What are you prepared to do to support women and women’s issues?
FIVE OTHER CANDIDATES
55% 20% 17% 6%
1.3 -0.3
%
(2011)
26K 83K
MEDIAN AGE IN COMMUNITY ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
MARRIED COUPLES WITH CHILDREN RESIDENTS AGED 15 TO 64
Find a job you love.